Archive for June, 2011
Thursday 30 June 2011 @ 11:13 pm
i_am_awesome_forever asked:
Can I get a mortgage for a french house from a uk mortgage company? I tried to apply to a french company but they said that the value of the house has to be more than 100 thousand euros for a none french resident to apply for.
Can I get a mortgage for a french house from a uk mortgage company? I tried to apply to a french company but they said that the value of the house has to be more than 100 thousand euros for a none french resident to apply for.
Would a UK company give me a mortgage for a foreign property?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Vancouver Washington Real Estate
Wednesday 29 June 2011 @ 1:51 pm
waddle02 asked:
Say the 2nd mortgage is substantially less than the value of the house. Let’s say the value of the house is at $300k, and the first mortgage (the one on the house) has $40K left. You take out a home equity of $20k. What happens if you default on the home equity, since they can not foreclose on your house since the value is much higher than the borrowed amount.
High Risk Merchant Processor
Say the 2nd mortgage is substantially less than the value of the house. Let’s say the value of the house is at $300k, and the first mortgage (the one on the house) has $40K left. You take out a home equity of $20k. What happens if you default on the home equity, since they can not foreclose on your house since the value is much higher than the borrowed amount.
High Risk Merchant Processor
Tuesday 28 June 2011 @ 9:54 am
ittytrex asked:
We have (2) loans, our mortgage and a line of credit on our home equity. My husband lost his job and we were trying to keep up the payments on our mortgage. When he paid a payment he used a payment coupon for the mortgage loan. Instead of applying the whole payment to our mortgage, the bank put some of the payment towards (1) month of the mortgage loan and the rest towards the home equity loan. So now we are still (1) month behind on our mortgage payment and the home equity loan is paid for about (4) months ahead of time. We are trying our best to keep this house.
Yes my husband used a payment coupon with the loan number on it and he received a receipt for the amount and the loan number was on the receipt also.
Marathon keys vacation rentals
We have (2) loans, our mortgage and a line of credit on our home equity. My husband lost his job and we were trying to keep up the payments on our mortgage. When he paid a payment he used a payment coupon for the mortgage loan. Instead of applying the whole payment to our mortgage, the bank put some of the payment towards (1) month of the mortgage loan and the rest towards the home equity loan. So now we are still (1) month behind on our mortgage payment and the home equity loan is paid for about (4) months ahead of time. We are trying our best to keep this house.
Yes my husband used a payment coupon with the loan number on it and he received a receipt for the amount and the loan number was on the receipt also.
Marathon keys vacation rentals
Monday 27 June 2011 @ 4:57 am
CJ asked:
I am looking to purchase a new house for about $600,000. I have only 10% cash for the downpayment. We plan on selling our existing home right after the new purchase. I have about $300,00 equity in my current house. I also have a HELOC line for $30,000 which is unused. I am looking for a new mortgage of $250,000. What is the best way to finance this? Use a piggyback loan? Another HELOC? What options do I have?
Catch A Cheating Husband
I am looking to purchase a new house for about $600,000. I have only 10% cash for the downpayment. We plan on selling our existing home right after the new purchase. I have about $300,00 equity in my current house. I also have a HELOC line for $30,000 which is unused. I am looking for a new mortgage of $250,000. What is the best way to finance this? Use a piggyback loan? Another HELOC? What options do I have?
Catch A Cheating Husband
Sunday 26 June 2011 @ 5:40 am
tchr_grd5 asked:
For example, if I want to buy a house for $70,000 and fix it up with say $30,000, would I get one loan (mortgage) for $100,000 or would I need multiple loans?
Downtown San Diego Real Estate
For example, if I want to buy a house for $70,000 and fix it up with say $30,000, would I get one loan (mortgage) for $100,000 or would I need multiple loans?
Downtown San Diego Real Estate
Saturday 25 June 2011 @ 11:34 pm
Donna C asked:
we have tried twice to refinance our house through a bank in order to get caught back up on the mortgage payments that we are behind and to do some home repairs, etc however we keep being told no because we are in fact behind several house payments. Is there anyone out there who will refinance you in a situation such as this?
San Francisco Dentists
we have tried twice to refinance our house through a bank in order to get caught back up on the mortgage payments that we are behind and to do some home repairs, etc however we keep being told no because we are in fact behind several house payments. Is there anyone out there who will refinance you in a situation such as this?
San Francisco Dentists
Friday 24 June 2011 @ 9:42 pm
Danielle asked:
Hi…
My fiance and I are almost finished our final year of university and will be moving back home to live with his parents. We are also going to be starting permanent jobs in our field starting in May.
Hi…
My fiance and I are almost finished our final year of university and will be moving back home to live with his parents. We are also going to be starting permanent jobs in our field starting in May.
We would like to purchase a condominium opposed to renting as we don’t want to live with parents for an extended period of time, although I am wondering if we will have to if length of employment is a critical factor in obtaining a mortgage?
Any information would be great!
I am living in Canada if this makes a difference in anything.
Thanks a lot.
Torrance Homes
Thursday 23 June 2011 @ 5:34 pm
bktfsm asked:
We’re thinking of buying a property and have a deposit, however the property we’re thinking of buying needs a lot of work and would probably cost a lot to do up. Obviously we wouldn’t have any cash after putting it towards the house so we would need that extra money. how would we go about that? can you borrow more on the mortgage or should you keep the deposit and get a 100% mortgage?
West La Dentist
We’re thinking of buying a property and have a deposit, however the property we’re thinking of buying needs a lot of work and would probably cost a lot to do up. Obviously we wouldn’t have any cash after putting it towards the house so we would need that extra money. how would we go about that? can you borrow more on the mortgage or should you keep the deposit and get a 100% mortgage?
West La Dentist
Wednesday 22 June 2011 @ 3:05 pm
J. Mel asked:
The home building company advertises a $230,000 home w/ $1,190 monthly mortgage for principle & interest only. The down payment requested is $8,047. What should I expect my monthly mortgage to be? Thank You!
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The home building company advertises a $230,000 home w/ $1,190 monthly mortgage for principle & interest only. The down payment requested is $8,047. What should I expect my monthly mortgage to be? Thank You!
compare schools
Wednesday 22 June 2011 @ 8:11 am
hortense mcleod asked:
It is so hard to pick a mortgage lender. They can only give you a range of interest percentages. You don’t know the rate til you commit to them after you have already paid the application fees. What is the best lender in Florida for would-be homeowners?
Exilis Nonsurgical Fat Reduction
It is so hard to pick a mortgage lender. They can only give you a range of interest percentages. You don’t know the rate til you commit to them after you have already paid the application fees. What is the best lender in Florida for would-be homeowners?
Exilis Nonsurgical Fat Reduction
Tuesday 21 June 2011 @ 3:02 pm
Jeanie S asked:
If you don’t put down 20% on a home loan you must pay Private Mortgage Insurance. So with all these loans going belly up why did ppl pay this and who took the money?
San Jose Homes
If you don’t put down 20% on a home loan you must pay Private Mortgage Insurance. So with all these loans going belly up why did ppl pay this and who took the money?
San Jose Homes
















